The definition of a concept vehical is a car prototype made to showcase a concept, new styling, technology, and more.
Cruze:
The Cruze is one fo Chevrolet's newer entries into the compact car market. Chevrolet has tried to create a large spacious interior which will make the driver feel like they are in a sports car. The cockpit is built so that the steering wheel can be placed on either the right or left. The cruze is also built with sleek lines to give the car a bold look that chevrolet is moving towards. The Cruze is set to be on the market in 2010.
Spark:
The Spark is Chevrolet's entry vehical into the mini car segment. The Spark is a small four passener car. It will comes stadard with four doors for easy access. Chevrolet has gone with a fresh and clean approach for both the interior and exterior, useing exciting and vibrant colours. The Spark will be a very fuel efficent car. It is set to hit the market in 2012.
Orlando:
The Orlando is a multipurpose vehical. Its distinct body shape is due to the fact that it takes styling from a SUV, Van, and Stationwagon. So far the Orlando only comes in a four door hatchback model. It has three rows of seating and can confortably seat seven people. Chevrolet has also made the two rear rows of seating able to fold flat so that you can have lots of room for cargo. Currently the Orland is just a concept vehical and Chevrolet has no set date to launch it.
Volt:
The Chevrolet Volt is a Extended Range Electric Vehical. Chevrolet is aiming this vehical towards people who drive an average of 65 km or less. It is a fully rechargable vehical. It will use zero gas and produce no emissions. For those days when you have to drive over 65 km it has a small gas powered generator which kicks in and is able to extend the the range for hundereds of kilometers, depending on how you drive and road conditions. The Chevrolet Volt is being launched in 2010.
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The definition of a concept vehical is a car prototype made to showcase a concept, new styling, technology, and more.Table of Contents
Cruze:
The Cruze is one fo Chevrolet's newer entries into the compact car market. Chevrolet has tried to create a large spacious interior which will make the driver feel like they are in a sports car. The cockpit is built so that the steering wheel can be placed on either the right or left. The cruze is also built with sleek lines to give the car a bold look that chevrolet is moving towards. The Cruze is set to be on the market in 2010.Spark:
The Spark is Chevrolet's entry vehical into the mini car segment. The Spark is a small four passener car. It will comes stadard with four doors for easy access. Chevrolet has gone with a fresh and clean approach for both the interior and exterior, useing exciting and vibrant colours. The Spark will be a very fuel efficent car. It is set to hit the market in 2012.Orlando:
The Orlando is a multipurpose vehical. Its distinct body shape is due to the fact that it takes styling from a SUV, Van, and Stationwagon. So far the Orlando only comes in a four door hatchback model. It has three rows of seating and can confortably seat seven people. Chevrolet has also made the two rear rows of seating able to fold flat so that you can have lots of room for cargo. Currently the Orland is just a concept vehical and Chevrolet has no set date to launch it.Volt:
The Chevrolet Volt is a Extended Range Electric Vehical. Chevrolet is aiming this vehical towards people who drive an average of 65 km or less. It is a fully rechargable vehical. It will use zero gas and produce no emissions. For those days when you have to drive over 65 km it has a small gas powered generator which kicks in and is able to extend the the range for hundereds of kilometers, depending on how you drive and road conditions. The Chevrolet Volt is being launched in 2010.More Chevrolet Information:
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References:
http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/cruze/feature
http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/default/future/cruze.do
http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/spark/feature
http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/default/future/spark.do
http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/orlando/feature?adv=86562http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/default/future/orlando.dohttp://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/volt/feature2010
http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/default/future/volt.do